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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-28
NETWORK CITY.

.r rpJohn Roach died on January 10. In this city,
pos. Copnlan and her company will appear at the harlem
Theatre Com,oue this week Mss Coghlan Will appear ~
some Of best playa
p,shop Potter preached yesterday afternoon IN Ihe o
q, :, John the Baptist in Le1ngtonave' anu oonni
twenty persona
Mr.. Margaret Rhader. from Terra Haute' ind. VINO was
hn nv Norah Coo her servant and left Pennies IN >n'
go, with her twoyear old child found friends IN the ois
yesterday who will Of her until she hears o" n'
relatives in Portchester. Mass
Tn. bel against the OF the Monarch Line having
h..n t.mporartly removed the steamship LydiAn nonH'
.apad for London Yesterday. This steamer ana the
Mon.rcn have been lying idle at their wharVes oi WV
40. henq detained under q claim against inc company
for about $4,000
F.oept In strong adverse weather when no
-nar nor THE TRIBUNE. control; the french hino
a,s invariably arrive sunday and they are rePo'eu
a. h,py dine on that day. The Champagne reiereu 70
=, 23b n m on the l4th or less Than our houls "'i ~
hs poureogne arrived at 8 05 M on sunday inc @o"'
1se va sses have sometimes arrived on sa'ur"" "k"~
. daily upon noon prayermeeting VIII DO held oes'",
IT, % dav and continuing through March al ue Chuon VI
,n s,ranger, pr Charles f. Deems pastor In Meio"rst
aar rtohthst The meetings VIII be leu Oy prohhon' p
near f-is ,o,nm,nationa Drs Rainsford Deems
"a ALEXANDER have already consented to take charge 'o III"
&c., noriods others will be announced as they are
nv pairsord of St. Georges Church. VIII conduot 'he e'
g., ,,I. reek and George c. stebbins Will lead the sing
/ tu0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-28
DWELL OVERCOME WITH GRIEF.

FrAlderman O'Nen broke down completely Tor
few moments yesterday, Tor tho first time since his
arrest when his wife and children visited him at tho
Tomb., and the inevitable fact stared the whole lam
y IN the face that the fathers removal to sing sing
could no longer be postponed. III.
O'Neil received Telegram late on saturday hight
from Pouphkeepsie which was taken 10 him ~ once
lie opened il fcvershly but read il without betraylug
any emotion In anrwer TO inqurle- he s'id u was
from his council containing the n"ws that tho motion
Tor stay OF proceedings had been denied by Judge
Barnard. -.
In the morning he ate no breakfast and renamed 'h
lanny silence tll the arrival OF hi- family Who had
seen the report in the morning paprrs Alter the hr-
antitrust of emotion had .ubsided ONci recovered hl-
u.u composre and tined to his wiie that ms
innrisonment in Sing Sing would only be temporary
md would end with the hearing OF The appeal III ia"
near future few Of his tr ends called or wrote dur
inc the day None OF his counsel was among them
The necessary paper. will be served by
new MARITIME on the Sheriff to-day and ONeil will be
taken up the river tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-28
gRyRY WEED DISCHARGED.

Henry NJ Weed the broker who tried to commit
suicide on Saturday afternoon by Jumping Oh the
terry-boat Union near the New-York clip OF the Fulton
Perrv Co.pany. wa. taken yesterday morning before
stoe White at the Tombs Police Court and was d.
charged, no complainant appearing against him mr..
Weed had been picked up nv the deck hands OF the
tug j. g. Stevens aud landed at Old Slip lie wa. hrst
carried to the Old Slip Police Station Then an am ou
lance was called and he wns sent to the Chamn'ts
Street Hos tal II ound there that he was snner
Inv from shock and alcoholism.
yesterday at o'clock he was well enough to go out
again and Officer Larkin, Of the Third Precinct, VINO
va. waiting for him, took him over to the Iombs
Court He seemed 10 be sane and sober and Justice
White dismissed the case. ~
Mr. Weed was not long ago prominent ana success,
ful petroleum broker. lie was partner oil hehiy a.
Curtis of No 20 Benver-st., the well known OH te-
finer aud was of the original members OF the New-
York Petroleum Exchange lie IL MOI n member OF inc
Consolidated stock and Petroleum tIohange ana mas
done .imply general brokerage business Tor tho
three wears dealing chiefly In unlisted securities, no
"a a Srother.in law OF Frederick Lockwood, OF Lock
wood brothers & Holly of No. II New e. anu ha- a
wife and several children. He lives at No ooo WI
loughb v-st brooklyn. .. la.
70 dependency over his business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-28
VICTIMS or ANONYMOUS LETTERS

The following advertisement In Brooklyn paper has
caused much discussion in The section OF the city referred
TO- which Is the most fashionable quarter OF the Eastern
District:
paid for information identifying the author OF
letters mailed 10 residents OF tho Nine
tcenth wa last two weeks. Address II.
Times Office.
The anonymous letters have been received by many of
fine residents since 81, Valentines Day, and first II
suuposed that they the outgrowth In way Of
the custom OF sending annoying missvcs that day.
The letters have been addressed TO young women
tanning scandalous about their acquantances,
and many family secrets have been disclosed as well rs
tic allegations made In order o prevent detection
mnst OF The letters have been written with a tyne
writer IN one two instances engagements have been
hrokcn off becase the letters, aud much unhappineSs
has resulted II l., hoped that the publication of tile facts
will serve 10 bring the authors OF the malicious attacks
,n ight several persons suspected OF being the
hoom of the matter and they have made others their
tools II Is hoped to secure rom nne latter evidence that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-28
FUNERAL or GENERAL THOMAS W. EGAX

IT.
The funeral OF General Thomas W. Egan, who died In
Chambers street Hospital Thursday. took place yes
teav M No 10 Orchard ST. the hea Quarters OF Dahl
eren Post No. 1I3, g. A. Re- under tho auspices OF the
Mozart Regiment Association. There were about 80
comrades from Dahgren Post In charge OF Commander
william McEn,ee aud IL was their band that furnished
me music Capfan t. Kelly and Charles Holt repro
srntsd the Phil Kearny Pos. Among those present
were GENERAL John A. Foster. Major ORANGE II Seycn'
Major r. r. Brauey Ere, Penn; James H. Walker. tho
coored body servant or the dead benrr ~ COLONEL t. T.
Green 18th NewYork Cavalry; Colonel NJ NJ cannon:
Captan IL r. Franklin aud Captain Frank Webb. stan
officers General Egan requiem mass vas celebrated
IN the morning ut ST. Roses Church IN Cannohst Be
fore The collin was removed 10 the hearse Commander
William McEntee and General r. w. Lee, Of Shcr Ian =
cavalry made remarks. culOglLlng General Egan
Tho following were the pallbcarer4 General VI Lee.
Major O H. stevens. :. g. Levy, 10Th New-York VOln-
teers: Colonel RILEY, Lieutenant Colonel Cannon and
Colonel Joseph Murphy The burial In tho National
Cemetery AT Jamaica road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-28
INCOMING STEAMERS
SHIPPING NEWS.
-, or ,rw-yonK ..sUNDAY. FEN. q, lbs

..o,,,, ov rrwyoNK SUNDAY FEB. ~ 1867
ARRIVED.
,.. cr..co tpr, Jeffrey. London Feb 10 Win mdso
.nT Messengers 10 WI Hurst Arrived ut the b'f !"
\ 80 ~. civ Of Richmond r Rcdfor Liverpool Fen TO-
Queenstown rs. with mise 81 ,apn a'a nm, H.r A. 20 m
1.,@ inr 2T ys e co Arrived a. the
IL TO- Columbia tBr, Mitchell, Lcghorn Jan "a, pcnia
stc1msI t"u,S Malaga 10 Gibraltar IL, with mdso to
n ,nder .on Rros Arrived the bar al am; c.
co9.n ", sra' St rno@as TO- VITA
psssengers TO Brazil Mail - CO. Ai'''" az "' '
3gm Scotia ,Br Gladwn. Aspnwa Jan "a r9r aa
= Co vessel To Walker. Donald Co. Aii'o" " D'0 ""' "
AZ. Marlborough tBr Fraser Trinidad FsG IL b1r
s. Lucia 1 M Ma .n% to oatcrUrso
go Arvei at The Bar At a ~: days with mise
s'@"e nSeTs To- l. Outerbrdgc CO. Arrived al tho bar
at go Now orK Percy Orleans days. with ndso
TO John j. E Vhoi. Kelley Mobile IL days. with mdse and
assrn"cr. TO Benham Boyesen ,ru,o q sovs with
S,sa 10 T. Buck vessel TO Warren ray Point
steamer seneca W nsssngcrs to Oh Dominion
Va s,. ~ wysnoke HUpher. nch%9n y Sn CO. ana
naK joanno DER Bnkasa sstun be SeSorsd ontsSo
10 order. vessel TO Hermann hoop x Co. A"'"''''
nars @ s. John @ Tr.'en S S%sT Kay ay '
Hrig Aulanta. Aldrch. Manhanla" wiz" "'''' ~
sci to MsTnquo LOWELL racotapan Jan s r na "a'0
to STcr nsfSn I'LL Armstrong san pGm5sS NY
x,, sigsr TO Luder vessel 10 II 9"''. sn uo mn,
.a at .a sna A HSSn
| "o"'' " SAILED.
| ,. ,,trur and Scandinavia for Liverpool critio'
steame, Ia" MonIrch. London bass sottn ni.sI
aoreIons bernard Para bs alaeo V,im,nson Chas
Foley Sava ,r News = Knight Goorgetown Castlegate
| Perth Amboy. - .,,wern Alfred ID Snow san Francisco
| nhp p tr.iv.r,iale. for Shanghai
.a,l,i VIA Lone Island sounh-stcamers fraheoh"
! o., portland; IL Dimock BOSTON .
io ru. MOVEMENTS OF srEAMERa
FOREIGN PORTS
~ (Drl
| QUIZ RIM Liverpool hence Tor New YORK m, ,o N
HARROW, Feb .d-saieu' ''e''"'0 '''"''' ''" "
| YORK. 4, Fab o5-Saed, steamer Fern Holmo (Brl
| NEwroRr. ~ y rnI -
Rchr Tor We Feb 25-Arrived steamer Australia tGer
Fanos Hoa o steamer MARSHA tGerl Mas Tor New Yor
Ecu Feb 20-Sailed steamer Mcfarland (beisl ot
IN, for New'fork'
,.x, Feb 20 Sailed steamer CITY OF fueola peaAen
HAy 49, cru &c. hence for New-Nork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-28
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Trial Of ex.Alderman Cieary for orioefy 0oui'' "
Terminer. , p.nrx. for tnurier. Court Of
Hrsm Commons clamants' suit United States oireu
Court. .,.oour,
~ rt,ur Essex Market fohoo WYNN
Mas,ox af Commissi oners Of Emigration. p N
Funsra Of robert L Cutting Grace Ghnron AZ II
Meetings Of Baptist Preachers anu "o'''
q Century
Ene,sh Poets" Iyceum Theatre 23O p III u,,n.,d un,.
Memorial service for the late MIS- " r. "N'
vsrsy Place Presbyterian Church m ooe rY,,h ava
ladies' Sight" reception. Ohio Society," NO. go
Smon wealth Club meeting and dinner Metropolitan
Hotel $50 p M ,,--,,. C,u.re q nm
sdrsns Iibrary ASSOCIATION, Columbia College LofaS
ESepton Of Company O. Regiment caled0nAn HAIL.
nfn1
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pryr0y,S DEPARTURE From cOyGRESs.

Ben Irrtey iDOrc "a The .fiDdny Jonrndi.
of the close or the session reminds mo OF
the as nlght OF the AANlld Congress In the House or
Repr.sentatives The Senate sent li5 amendments
10 The sundry Civil Appropriation bill, aud II was
oclo In the morning before they were disposed OF by
committee OF conference. Mr. Pratt then asked whether
A. would he in order TO have the restaurant servants
bring in breakfast Let amend the question:, said
Mike Walsh by having cocktails aud whiskey punches
introduced also" A conversational debate followed
during which some very clever things said, and
last the sergeant reported quorum present
Several bills then passed under sspenson or the
rues and during the taking OF the yeas and nays the
clerk called Mr.. Bentons when that gentleman
appeared at the door VI the main aise ANA proteseo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-28
PROSPECTS OF THE BASEBALL SEASON.
WHAT IL THOUGHT OF THE NETWORK CLUB

CHANCES OF THE OTHER MINES.
Local followers OF baseball keep sharp "ach upon ho
movements Of the NewYork and there Is deep
Failing of anxiety about the nine will be arranged
ana what will do after IL arranged Inc
mind of The frequenter OF the Polo Grounds has long
40 been settled Denny the hos third Dasoua LOT
ne New.Yoik club The directors knowing that would 10
the1r with puuc opinion haVo
made effort 10 secure the much coveted
Siaver bui without result The club Denny was
srrsuved bondage has been dsbanded aud yet penny
cannot lie seeuredwby nobody appears 10 Know John
nav of local club has AT last Resigned himself
Il lie fact Denny Of his reach but the followers Of
ss io,tnnos OF the club have not given ny
Sooe vet Should either Indianapolis or Kansas CITY
b. admitted League Denny and the other ~ Louis
player Will 20 70 the SUCCESSFUL Guy DonD' o
Shcn be purchased -. .u~ .u.,. ,,,
her minds they will tner players Tor the coming
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-28

EMIT vKnxoS- Rev, II. Gesner, who has been as.
Ssiant nastor n, Johns Church. Yonkers ordained
Yesterday IN TRINITY hurch The ceremony was performed
y Bishop Potter assisted by the Rev samuel r. Holmes
tie of AT the service Gideon
Popd wa ordained To the deaoOnate
srxo slHo-Tho stove contract OF Perry 4 60 in the
exures to-day and will have TO lie ido
10 prov having been made 10 work them state
,ouI,t" The will be locked
from morning until night much severer punishment than
even a Co gong 10 Transfer
their works TO New Pittsbuig. Tenn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-28
VIEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
THE orpt. THAT REFUSED HIM.

Wvckof Brow Holman farm hand enpOyen ny s ,r
n LshwelI suburbs 81 New Brunswlc. ~ oh 10
a., eyenin1 attempted Kill Ella La Pr est an fhesn
nestle employed by Asbwcll Jealou-y ana equen ,n
80 were the cause On saturday evening nc Wac hRa
ro~sea He tbel revolver, holding hcr WIN hn .it
hand and deliberately put the muzzlo OF ihe ~ IN
.na through her cheek ana iouBeu IN
her meek she broke and ned u the Kitchen ne ~
@ "a snd red another which Lode ed IN the gIs bae
Tho inmates OF the fled, leaving Brown anu anu
servant 10 attend the girl Word was sen, 70 ~, $3.50
made no attempt 10 escape.
~, room was found another loaded revolver
ne removed to SomerVlhc SohoiSet N"uh'' NV
girl Is considered out OF danger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-28
AN ACCIDENT TO THE YoRrHFIELD.

The ferryboat Northned Captain samuel oer while on
~ m trip &c To New fofk yestihhV
bTke her shaft the starboard side when on BedioW
siand disabling the boat strong wind was blowing AZ he
tme ana Tie boat about heplesa for some Time ae
was picked up the tugboas Moran and Duin1 ann
The passengers, who had reialbcd
20 I'm dmrng the accident Transferred TO tho Weslhrd
30 ~ and safely landed NewYOk. II VIII require
two weeks beor SHAFT can be placed In position ne
ha. "A boat to replace the Nothneid
r,n 6s repsirs Superintendent Cannon yesterday de-
d mi shed reports that boats OF the line are Old
~ nd IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-28

with violent gestculaon, against his name being calico
He sad he member ana that tnc 80, toio wed
a. 20. libel on the sabbath Come CONFUSION -
mi, sn,sode when the Speaker pro % MT orr toiu .no
n,in'a thai he was out ~ order. IL am not mem
10 yrnwieJ Mr. Benton. Then" promptly re-
,or,.J Mr. Orr II tho gentleman Is not member tno
.n..n.r .iil nut him out" Mr.. Benton did not say
avo,n.r word hui taking the package In when no n'
tied M the content. Of his desk he left the House. h
IA nan,mcnced In the Senate on August 10. lo2l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-28
Jersey CITY.

handsome and well dressed Young woman was ,aaem 70
-, on ,cious condition. She camo on fenhsyVanls
Raroad tran from philadelphia AID became uncoscious AZ
srL The only cew her identit was leter addressed
~ ster carrie" and signed lhorese 6l ~ was mailed
,Uo York requested the young woman 10 come Oh
a once A, her mot dying The patcht WAS sun uh
con ,clous a q late hOur last night
o,.,a,. R,nn q lianor dc Ter York St. near washing
ton st. place at a N y-srr' anu sren 20
r. robbed OF "a lie han large sum Oh
money In pocket but the hghwaven nn not NM
Dst+ctivo Pearson
mai Rourke They fully Identified by Isipp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-28
n1nL ScHnRZ,S CONDITION.

Carl schurz passed uneasy day at his home In the
Lisbon apartment-housc in Fiftyeighhst yeicrlay in
consequence OF his accident saturday The fractured
hone was extremely painful aud he could move with
ont cansIng Increased pain. He received other injuries
Srnn the fall and In few days IL Is pected that tho
iinh viii lie better. although IL will be several
before ne upon It, Many calls his
home during the day Dy friends.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-28
A MTRDERER ARRESTED.

WINCHESTER, Va, Feb 27.-Algernon Miller, the man
who killed Willard White in this county the night OF
February TO- was arrested saturday near Falling
waters Rerkelew County, W. Va. lie Will lie brought
here tomorrow, coscnting 10 come without rcqiston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-28
HOME NE WIS.
COMMENT ARRIvALS

po,L Ly.nus Governor EDWARD e.
Of R,nchanton and Bishop Iunngton oil central
tsry Of the Navy General J. T. TCyrrnes Of UacaE
fasyan Roota Arkansas. .d0Dfndn heuseLT ~
rs.smsn Frank H. Hurd of Ohio R,ndso,
owne General Manager OF the Central CSnsse Le9a
ST. James Bon-Liang Chung Chahs' Oh uo NAA'''
Uyasht IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-28
NEWARK.

The attention Newark police was called on Saturday
TO an which had appeared 10 newspapers IN
and other cities, stdting that widow
e. hId Tor sale OF horse with long pedgre
e mice asked $3.50 The horse said To bc pri
20 Fcpuidgton IT. IL learned that the
sdyertiser was Galopn H. visited by detective who
nrsS shoni the widow. Gaopn replied that he
The detective then niormcd him that while no
charge had made AGAINST him would De adVsaOie ior
him 10 leave town. II g promised To do So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-28

ST. PAUL, Feb. 81 tspeciaD.-Thc City Attorney OF
Butte City, Mont. George C. Randolph was found dead
in his room from overdose OF morphine he had taken
room at the Revere House, being intoxicated He was
graduated In NewYork where he practisea ten years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-28
pPOOKITS.

The Rev Dr. George F. Penecost preached rqs .g
,,a az nasor OF the Tompkins Avenue .ong RSid n
church Yesterday Council OF Churches VIII a 1 He
Xnnssty 10 formally dissolve his pastoral 20
as on III Cleveland. o. where seven VI
he eadnr churches united III the rePuose ,,re -
nne soe in the DR.. Peutecost "hi con'Inu,
lila home in Brooklyn. lie has already tece'cn @ 80
Invitations for evaDgehstic Work W oOouP' ~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-28

At one time he ranked among the foremost mempeIs OF
dissipated- He member OF the Randolph i""i1 VI
Virginia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-28
W-JERSEY.
COUNTY.

R.uwAY-Thore large gathering at the Reform Climb
Joseph English the tcm
neyanc1 artor viii mold series OF temperance meet
xreak
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-28
MARINE fNTELLIGENCE.
MINIATuRE ALNAVAG

MINIATURE ALNANAO
rbDAr.
sunri.e, 81 Sets. 546 Moon scts lllo Moon "h'
UIGH WATER
1-sandy Hook. 1851 Gov. Isrd il'og Hs GYs 0Ss
p A-sspdy Hook. lllG GOV. Ihd ll'- heh "N'- WV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-28

Henry A. DANIELS, NJ. D..
,na'nn ave between Goth and 30th SITS.
l. 6io7 Iheates OF me ,"r,,,iv '"
Uento.U rinary organA Impotence Snu ''0"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-28

ror g. Wilson'S &. IL ". brlnl d MEMS
., r,..i' ,,S cnf, ar, tho De,L Sold ovorywhsra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-28
Announcements

A,nERr LEWIS, ". D.. 7 Beach.st NJ: Y.
uonrs-I to and 3tos p M smnH s;e lU 70 cause
Diseases last 40 years our readers may safely con.
sult he Doctor with inc sui nwmon acnse Adv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-28

xxrpA HEAVY sILEsIA, ALL SHADES, l2c YARD I;
ACTUAL VALUE 15c.
FANCY STRIPES AND CHECKS, 15c l7c, lsc'; "oHrA
20 PERCENT MORE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-07-25
City Personals.

Mr.. L. X Smith was confined to his house
by sickness last week.
DR.. J. F. Hill and Mrs Hill spent the Sab.
bath at Fort Popham.
Mrs. c. F. Bicknell and son and Mrs. Geo
C. Thaxter of Carson City, Nevada, have
been in the city few days the guests of Mr..
l.. B. Hill.
Howard Owen, w. E: S. Whitman, d. C.
Stone and family, Lucius Hill and wife and
Miss Carrie SWEET were among the passen-
gers on the steamer Islander out of Augusta
Saturday.
Morrill, Goddard, assistant city editor of the
New York World, has been sent to Boston as
New England correspondent of the World.
He makes his headquarters in the Boston
Globe Office where he has access to all the
news of that paper. Mr.. Goddard has gen.
eral charge and supervision of all the cores
pondents in New England and is responsible
for all the news in this section. He has a
rowing commission to travel over the six New
England States and look after news for the
World. Mr.. Goddard is brother of Arson
M. Goddard, Esq, this city.
BY cable from Mouse island; One of the
best appointed dinner parties of the season
was given at the Ssmoset House, Wednesday.
by Mr.. and Mrs. H. p. Dyer. There were
fifteen guests from Squirrel island, made up
as follows: Mrs. E. p. Morton and son,
Miss Gertrude Canon, Miss Mary Nash, Miss
Mary Harlow, Miss Vsllie Burleigh, Miss
Winifred Cummings, Miss Nellie Ladd,
Misses Hattie and Grace Constantine, and
Miss Helen Wilder of Venaeizzie cottage
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Cannon, Mrs. E. A.
Morton and Miss Grace Canon Of Greenwood
cottage. Squad.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-07-25
Veterans Celebration.

The celebration of the twenty fifth ami.
versary of the Sixteenth Maine Regiment
and Fifth Maine Battery at Gardiner, Wednes
day, Aug. 10th, will be an important event.
Invitations have been extended to Gov
Bodwell, Gen. Joshua L. Chamberlain, Gen
Seldom Conner, Gen. James A. Hall, Gen.
Luther Stephenson. Gen. Adrian r Root of
Buffalo, N. Y, commander of the brigade to
which the Sixteenth was attached, and Col,
Bachelor of Hyde Park, Mass, historian OF
the Gettysburg Battlefield Association, to be
present and participate in the exercises of the
occasion, and all but two, Gen. Hall and Gen
Root, have informed the committee that they
will be present and take part in the reunion.
The evening programme will be an unu-
sually attractive one for the people
as well as the veterans, if all the arrange
ments as now planned are carried out. A
banquet will take place in the Coliseum,
plates being laid for over three hundred; the
National Home Band. Professor Theme
director, will furnish the music during the
evening, and the eloquence of Gems. Cham
berlsin, Conner, and others expected to be
present will be an interesting and instructive
literary treat.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-07-25

Steamboat inspectors William Flowers, Of
Bangor and Charles Staples Jr of Portland,
were on an inspecting tour last week and
during that time have passed judgment on a
number of steamers. Last Monday they be-
gan with the Una at Vassalboro, and the
Queen at Newport. Thursday the Inspectors
went to Moosehead Lake and inspected the
Governor Coburn. which has been finely fixed
up and painted, the Kineo, and the Carrie d
now owned by the Canadian Pacific Railroad
and used to carry workmen and supplies at
Brassua Lake. Saturday the Inspectors ex-
amned the Winonah at Reeds Pond, ano the
Wawahmett at Eagle Lake. The new steam
er Comet is having put into her fine new
engine from the firm of F. o. Wellington &
Co.'s engine works at Weymouth, Mass, and
she will be in running order in about ten
days. During the week sixteen officers were
commissioned BY the INSPECTORS.
The inspections for the season
are now about half completed, and it has been
a busy one for the Inspectors. There will be
an increase of twenty five steamers this season
and all are to be visited by the officers.